This 36-hole facility is located about 25 miles west of Boston and dates to the early 1920s. During that time, when segregation was rampant, the club hosted what is thought to be the first national black men's golf championship. The South course opened with nine holes in 1921, but the course grew to 36 holes designed by the late Geoffrey Cornish. Stow Acres hosted the USGA's Public Links Championship in 2005 and has hosted qualifying for the PGA Tour's Boston event four times.

The standard walking rates on the North course are $50 weekdays and $66 on weekends and holidays (carts are $19/person). Early-bird, twilight, and senior rates are available, while rates for the South course are slightly lower.